… our understanding of the feasibility and effectiveness of development interventions in situations
of chronic violence, paying particular attention to the capacity and room of manoeuvre of …

… having little to no control over or understanding of the broader events unfolding around them…
however small, in which to operate as autonomous agents and to shape their own personal …

… for the public health and care service in Norway is … room for maneuver. This is consistent
with previous research [27] which recognize the need for local autonomy and room for maneuver…

… and local autonomy led to frequent discontent among local … In the end, they argued that
the health care insurer could not … gave them little room to maneuver on a local level. Despite …

… In this paper, we present findings from empirical case studies of three decommissioning
processes initiated in the English National Health Service. We apply Levine's (1979, Public …

… decision-making autonomy of the public health companies of … autonomy of contracting for
the NOF and the Law 30/2007 on Public Sector Contracts, overrode the room for manoeuvre in …

… The first is that in the absence of room for manoeuvre with … and health care organisations
in the United Kingdom (UK) and … and autonomy, it may also mean that the care workers will …

This paper describes the historical emergence of an accountable quality in public policies
and reforms of the UK National Health Service: that is a notion of quality which is expressed …

… a National Health System, the devolution of health services … gained room to manoeuvre
to manage the pandemic. … , local government reforms, local policies and local autonomy…

… local autonomy for individual clinicians and the multiple NHS organisations in England that
deliver healthcare services… always be important in any national healthcare system. However, …